It will be July 16.

Also, for the second year, Black said the tournament will be carbon-neutral.
“This year, we have joined forces with Tree Canada and the Township Parks, Recreation and Culture Department to plant the calculated number of trees to offset the carbon dioxide emissions produced by our event,” she commented, adding they will know exactly how many trees once all the registrations are in.

Black also said they are partnering with Bullfrog power Inc to buy “green electricity” for the evening part of the event.